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The objective of this study was to determine the\udoccurrence and risk factors associated with the\udidentification of equine infectious anemia (EIA) in\udtraction equines in the city of São Luiz - MA. We\udcollected blood samples from 154 equines seized on\udpublic roads by the Sector of Animal Traction Seizure of\udthe Municipal Urban Development and Housing\udDepartment between April and August of 2011. We\udanalyzed the medical records to determine the individual\udrisk factors associated with this disease. Of the animals\udtested, 5.20% (8/154) were positive. Among the risk\udfactors evaluated, the presence of insects, permanence of\udthe animals in agglomerations for longer than 8 hours per\udday, body condition, nutritional status, repeated use of the\udsame needle among different equines, occurrence of\udfebrile episodes, yellowish mucous and lack of knowledge on IEA showed to be statistically significant (P <0.05)\udassociated with the IEA. The study results indicate that the\udoccurrence of the IEA in traction equines in the City of\udSão Luiz - MA was low. Still there is the necessity of\udsystematic diagnosis and monitoring of animals, as well as\udemployment of control measures, serological tests and\udimplementation of current legislation

Ocorrência e fatores de risco associados à identificação da anemia infecciosa equina em equídeos de tração